Drop a node
Start with a prompt, a photo, or a ready template. Any of those becomes the first card on the board.
Canvas
One board. Every workflow.
Prompt feeds an image. The image feeds a video. The video feeds the next shot. Build the pipeline on one screen — you only spend credits when a node actually generates.
How to start creating
Three moves. No code. The same graph Superagent already runs.
Chain your flow
Connect the output of one node to the input of the next. A prompt can feed an image, an image can feed a video, a video can feed an edit.
Generate
Run the pipeline when you are ready. You only spend credits when a node actually generates — wiring the board is free. The price is shown first.
Start from a graph
The shapes people actually reuse: still to clip, extend a shot, edit one thing, storyboard, fan-out. Building is free. Credits only when a node generates.
Still to clip
One photo in. One moving clip out. The smallest pipeline that still counts.
Open in CanvasExtend the last shot
The next shot inherits the last one’s face, light and room — then it moves.
Open in CanvasEdit one thing
Keep the picture. Change only what you name.
Open in CanvasStoryboard to shots
Frames first, then motion. Cheaper to reject a still than a clip.
Open in CanvasFan-out variants
One brief, several looks in parallel — so a test actually tests something.
Open in CanvasReady canvases
Pick a job. The graph is already wired — swap the inputs and run.
Example films
Still have questions?
What is Imagera Canvas?
Canvas is a node-based board where prompts, images, and video models live on one screen. Instead of generating in isolation and copying files between tools, you connect nodes so a whole campaign or scene is one pipeline.
How is Canvas different from the other studios?
A single studio makes one kind of output. Canvas chains them: stills become clips, a product photo becomes an ad, a character holds across shots. Use a ready template from Create, or draw the graph yourself.
Do I spend credits while I build the workflow?
No. Adding nodes, wiring them, and saving the board is free. Credits are deducted only when a node generates, and you always see the price before a run starts.
Can I save a workflow and reuse it?
Yes. Every canvas is yours to rename, rewire, and run again. Duplicate it, swap the inputs, and you have a new campaign without rebuilding the graph.
What should I start with?
If you have a job — a UGC ad, a product spot, a short film — pick that template on Create. If you want a reusable graph — still to clip, extend a shot, edit one thing, storyboard, fan-out — open it from Canvas. If you want to invent the pipeline, open a blank board and drop a prompt, an image node, and a video node.
What is an AI canvas, and why chain nodes instead of using one tool?
Quick Answer:
Imagera Canvas is a board where each card is one generation — a prompt, an image, a video, an edit — and you wire the output of one into the input of the next. A single tool makes one thing; a board makes the whole sequence, and re-runs it after a change without redoing the steps in between.
Source: Imagera Canvas
What is AI canvas?
AI canvas An AI canvas is an infinite board of connected generation nodes: each node runs one model, and its output becomes the next node's input, so a multi-step pipeline is built and re-run as one graph.
Building the graph is free. Credits are spent only when a node actually generates, and the price for a run is shown before it starts.
The problem: the work is a pipeline, the tools are single doors
Getting one finished clip means a prompt in one tab, an upscale in another, a video tool in a third, and a download between each. Change the first image and every later step has to be redone by hand. Nothing remembers the order you did it in, so the second attempt costs as much attention as the first.
How to build a workflow on Canvas
- 1
Drop a node
Start with a prompt, a photo, or a ready template. Any of those becomes the first card on the board.
- 2
Chain your flow
Connect the output of one node to the input of the next. A prompt can feed an image, an image can feed a video, a video can feed an edit.
- 3
Generate
Run the pipeline when you are ready. You only spend credits when a node actually generates — wiring the board is free. The price is shown first.
Who it is for
One product, a whole shoot
Chain one photo into a set of angles, then into a clip, and re-run the board when the product changes.
A scene you keep iterating
Swap the prompt at the head of the graph and let every downstream node rebuild from it.
A repeatable format
Wire the sequence once, then run the same shape for the next brief instead of rebuilding it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Imagera Canvas?
Canvas is a node-based board where prompts, images, and video models live on one screen. Instead of generating in isolation and copying files between tools, you connect nodes so a whole campaign or scene is one pipeline.
How is Canvas different from the other studios?
A single studio makes one kind of output. Canvas chains them: stills become clips, a product photo becomes an ad, a character holds across shots. Use a ready template from Create, or draw the graph yourself.
Do I spend credits while I build the workflow?
No. Adding nodes, wiring them, and saving the board is free. Credits are deducted only when a node generates, and you always see the price before a run starts.
Can I save a workflow and reuse it?
Yes. Every canvas is yours to rename, rewire, and run again. Duplicate it, swap the inputs, and you have a new campaign without rebuilding the graph.
What should I start with?
If you have a job — a UGC ad, a product spot, a short film — pick that template on Create. If you want a reusable graph — still to clip, extend a shot, edit one thing, storyboard, fan-out — open it from Canvas. If you want to invent the pipeline, open a blank board and drop a prompt, an image node, and a video node.
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What does Canvas do that a single studio does not?
It keeps the STEPS, not just the result — so changing the first node re-runs everything downstream instead of making you redo it.
What does it cost to build a board?
Nothing. Credits are spent when a node generates, and the run is priced before it starts.
Where do the results go?
Every node output lands in your library like any other generation, and can be picked up by the next board.
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